LE SSERAFIM completed 2026 LE SSERAFIM TOUR ‘PUREFLOW’ IN UK & EUROPE at Berlin’s Uber Arena on October 26, local time. Their first standalone tour through the UK and Europe brought more than a production to new cities: the members’ individual histories and their shared path also became part of the story surrounding the performances.
Amsterdam held particular significance for KAZUHA. She studied in the Netherlands before her debut; this time, she returned alongside her members to perform as LE SSERAFIM. Bringing those two periods of her life together in the same country gave the stop a personal meaning beyond its place on an itinerary.
Five cities on their first standalone UK and European run
The official itinerary listed London’s The O2 on October 16, Amsterdam’s Ziggo Dome on October 18, Paris’s Accor Arena on October 21, Copenhagen’s Royal Arena on October 23 and Berlin’s Uber Arena on October 26. These five dates formed one UK and European leg. Dates refer to each city’s local calendar and should not automatically be treated as the corresponding date in Taiwan.
This is a look back at a completed tour leg. For readers exploring the performances afterward, the city, date and venue provide useful reference points for identifying official photographs and videos without mixing material from different stops. No total audience estimate is calculated here, and a seat count for one venue is not extended into a claim about ticket sales across the entire run.
A place KAZUHA once left alone becomes a destination reached together
Reflecting on the Netherlands, KAZUHA described it as a connection between her past and present. She had left on her own to pursue her debut; now she was returning as LE SSERAFIM with members she treasures. She credited FEARNOT’s support for making the return possible and expressed a wish to come back having grown further.
That reflection offers another way to understand the distance travelled. The journey crosses both borders and stages of life, from an individual’s studies and decisions to performing with a group. For fans familiar with her ballet background, the Netherlands is a meaningful part of how she understands her development onstage.
From a forceful opening to a song about being there for one another
The performances opened with “CELEBRATION” and included songs such as “Eve, Psyche & the Bluebeard’s wife.” “Need Your Company,” written by HUH YUNJIN with her members in mind, brought a different emotional register. Its place in the performance expressed companionship and gratitude, allowing the group’s connection to emerge through more than coordinated movement.
The five LE SSERAFIM members raising their arms in pale stage outfits and western accessories
The members also thanked FEARNOT and hoped the concerts would offer a pause from everyday life and renewed energy. Those sentiments describe their response to the journey, rather than every audience member’s experience. The songs, KAZUHA’s memories of the Netherlands and the members’ companionship offer three threads through which to revisit the five-city run. Future performances and ticket details should be checked against the official notice for each stop.
Questions and answers
When and where did this UK and European leg end?
It ended at Uber Arena in Berlin on October 26, 2026, local time, following London, Amsterdam, Paris and Copenhagen.
Why was Amsterdam especially meaningful for KAZUHA?
She studied in the Netherlands before her debut. Returning as LE SSERAFIM alongside her members connected that earlier experience with her current group life.
How is “Need Your Company” connected to the members?
HUH YUNJIN wrote it with her members in mind. The song expressed companionship and gratitude as part of the performance’s emotional story.
